Front porch – is a comfortable place to enjoy the outside without wandering too far from home. An 8-foot-square backyard porch provides space for a barbecue pit and a few chairs so you can sit with friends and argue the chances of your favorite baseball team to make the playoffs. A floating porch avoids the inconvenience of attaching materials on the side of the home and can be done in a couple of hours with a minimal amount of tools. The height of the veranda will be between 20 and 24 inches depending on whether you are using 2 of 4-inch studs. Lay wooden bridges close to home foundation if the doorway allows it, with the middle of the bridges three feet apart.

Make front porch, add four bridges in each row to make three columns with five bridges each, with further bridges in the columns distributed legs apart. The wooden substructure is placed on these bridges. Lay an 8 foot rail stud over each of the rows and center studs. Make a quick check on the correct location of the docks by holding the side board to the end of the railroad studs. The ends of the side panels should make a perfect square with the ends of the first and last rail stud. If not, adjust the placement of the bridges to allow four boards to be square.

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Front porch, measure the level of the jetty when placing water passes in the center of the rules. If the bubble is tilted towards one direction, raise or lower the jaws by adding the ground below until reading water passes. When the lines are leveled, place the rules along the column and check the level in the same way. If you adjust a pier to ensure the columns are level, go back and double check if the row is still level. Continue to customize rows and columns bridges until the entire field level and place the rail studs back along the rows.